No Ethanol Controversy in Ninth ; Congressional District Home to Two Biofuel Plants.
Columbia Daily Tribune › July 13, 2008
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With gas prices in Missouri in the $4-a-gallon range in an election year, ethanol has gained renewed prominence.
Under a law that became effective in January, gasoline sold in the state must have at least 10 percent of the corn-derived fuel additive whenever ethanol is not more expensive than gasoline. That requirement continues to be supported by Gov. Matt Blunt, U.S. Rep. Kenny Hulshof, R-Columbia, and Attorney General Jay Nixon but has drawn criticism from state Treasurer Sarah Steelman.See the full content of this document
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No Ethanol Controversy in Ninth ; Congressional District Home to Two Biofuel Plants.
Steelman, a Republican facing Hulshof in the party's gubernatorial primary, recently withdrew her support for the ethanol mandate and has blamed the diversion of corn to ethanol for pushing up food...
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